On Tuesday, February 4, hundreds of Georgia pharmacy students have put on their white coats to gather at the Georgia State Capitol for one of GPhA’s most anticipated annual advocacy events created solely for Georgia student pharmacists.
Among the future pharmacy leaders, is Innovation Compounding intern and Mercer University Student Pharmacist Class of 2022 candidate, Savannah Cunningham.
Last year, Savannah joined our advocacy staff to meet face-to-face with legislators for the 2019 Compounders on Capitol Hill event in Washington, DC.
As a fierce advocate of pharmacy compounding at both the state and national level, we are proud to see Savannah continue to flex her political muscle and making her voice heard.
For further detail about the event or to learn more about our advocacy work, read the blogs for each event.
Additional Reading
UGA & PCOM Day at the Dome 2020
Shawn Hodges, PharmD, Named President of Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding
Compounders on Capitol Hill – CCH 2019
Education & Advocacy – CCH 2018
Innovation on Capitol Hill 2018
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